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PAGE SEVEN FOB BENT HOUSES rOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE FRUITS VEGETABLES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS DIRECTORY BEDFORD LAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1932. DON'T FORGET dTO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERB ARB THE RATES J Per word first insertion. . (Minimum 25c) Each additional insertion. per word - 1 (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without . copy changes .11.35 75 Phone LOST Bunch keys. Reward. Return , to 227 S. Ivy. ,Ost Watch chain and pendants. Reward. Box owl, Man LOST Wicker aultcase with Initials B T S.. between Fish lake and Lake o' the Woods, contlanlng lady's clothes. Return to Tribune otttce. LOST It dog missing, call 1MB. HELP WANTED FEMALE HAVE openings direct representatives Knit Sportswear made to measure " garments. Attractive styles, prices ' and commissions. Write Holly-Maid Knit. 4SS0 Hollywood Blvd, Holly 7 wood, Csl. WANTED Girl for housework, cook '( lng, board 4: salary. Phone 104B-Y. HELP WANTED MALE .'wnrcn several Junior high school 1 boys to work after school for about - 2 hours. Be at Mall 'rrioune eariy tomorrow nlte, at the back door. SHE YOU UNEMPLOYEDDI no you want to make a good living right HOW' UIO. csmmmi frtiirer will finance responsible - UM. ami, W.Vlnff person iu i--..---, business In city or country. Start 30 weekly. Steady In- U crea.se up to WOO-for right man. No ' slack season or layous. n Connon & Company, Dept A-1984. Winona, Minnesota. HELP WANTER MALE A FEMAL wanted Names men-women, 18 to . so. wlshinr Post -depression govern ment jobs. 150.00-158.00 month. Common education sufficient. Full : particulars and sample coaching ! free. Apply today. Box 7413 Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED, middle aged lady wants any kind of employment. ; Cooking preferred. Salad woman or , counter work. ivi ao. mversiae. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS wanted TO RENT 5-room unfurn Ished house close to Grade school. Must be reasonable. Answer Box 7675 Tribune. WANT one passenger to Vallcjo, Cal for part expensea. 103 Jeanette Ave FOR RT5NT Lone woman wants to rent part of home to congenial couple, middle aged or older. Low rent. Reference. 215 Haven. FURNITURE re-upholstered, re-fln-Ished, re-glued. Work done at your home or our shop. Thlbault. Tel. 969-R. . WANTED TO RENT Modern house, near elementary school, 3 bedrooms, furnace, hardwood floors, fireplace, large living room. Rent moderate. Box 6901, Mail Tribune. . PRIVATE party wants to get loan of 'S2600 on good security. Address ' Box 7667, Mall Tribune. .', WANTED Small water pressure sys tem. Phone 334-J-3, evenings. , 9 WANTED Iron-wheeled wagon or 3 Iron wheels. C. O. Brown, Williams, , Ore. WANTED Laundry, 4c lb:, 8c lb. completely finished. Phone 869-X-2. WANTED 2nd hand goods. We buy, sll and trade. Berrydale 2nd Hand Store, 1603 No. Riverside. FOR RENT HOUKES I FOR RENT Modern 6-room fum ; Ished house. Inquire at 223 N. Riv erside. FOR RENT Modern home. 8 bed rooms, basement, fine lawn, shrubs. CaJl 966-L. FOR RENT East side home, hard wood floora. electric range, large garage. Inquire 211 Vancouver. Ave. FOR RENT 7-room hmise. land Ave. Phone 855-L. 36 Port- FOR RENT Beautiful furnished home. 30. 810 E. 9th. Tel. I382-J. FOR RENT 4-room house. 444 N. Front. WANTED To buy 7 or 8-room.house. Box 6388. Tribune. FOR RENT Modern 4-room furnish ed hoii-e with gtrage. Phona 816 or 11I1-J. L'NFl'RNlfcHED houv In load Iocs tion st an attractive price. Call at 905 W. 10th. FOR RENT Modern .furn. 4-room house. Inquire 119 Almond. I FOR RENT Close In 5-room house, 4, lurnlshed or unfurnished: l.te gar den and 1 acre. Call 406-R-2 . 5U iK 6 Jw J, PUBS, houae and apts; ;garae. W. 10th. , FOR RENT Modern 6-room house; hardwood floor, fireplace, electric range and water heter. stationary tuba. Inlaid linoleum on kitchen and, bath, wood Beater, lota of hade; 1 block from new court houae. Call 121-R. MODERN 6-room houae: eloae to Junior High: hardwood floora: fire place: garage: also 40-acre alfalfa ranch near Central Point. Tel. 898-J-3. 5-ROOM partly furntahed modern house, near Washington and High achoola. Phone 120, Redden & Co. FOR RENT Furnished home, '620 Dakota, block from High achool, frlgldalre, electric range. Inquire Nat. Grocery. MODERN 3 room houae, breakfast nook, range, curtains, , water paid. .34 Stark. . FURNISHED bouses. Tel. C. A. DeVos. FOR RENT To aduiie or partlea with grown children, modern o-room un furnlahed bungalow: haa electric water heater, heatrola, new linole um on kitchen floor; available now: 3 bedrooma, laundry tuba with acreened-ln porches: trees, blue grass lawn, roses, flowers; garage, woodshed. Everything In tip-top shape; fine home for family of 3 or 4. Address Home, car Mall Tri bune, and owner will call. FOR RENT 3 modern bungalows, Berrydale: newly decorated. - new lawns: a 12.60, water paid. Tel. 106. FOR RENT Modern five room house, garage, cement driveway, nice lawn. Close to school. Inquire at 507 Haven St. tf FOR RENT House near high achool. Being remodeled. Only 20. Tel. 105. FOR RENT Stucco. 101 Clark St.; newly decorated; 18 mo. Tel. 105. MODERN 8 room house, east aide, near Roosevelt fcchool. call at ;4 Cottage for particulars and Inspec tion. i . FOR RENT Furnished 5-room house Crater Lake Ave.; unfurnished 5- roon house on 13th near school. Both new. Phone 1149. FOR RENT Modern 6-room borne. very nicely furnished; also 5-room unfurnished bouse. Phono Mrs. Francis Hollls. 790-R. FOR RENT Good Inquire 417-J-2. house, close in. FOR RENT Modern home on East Main 8t. Inquire Farmers 8s Fruit, growers Bank. FOR HKN'l Homes Furnished unfurnished Brows Af White FOR RENT to 6-room houses Phone 105. 80 N. Central. FOB RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apartments, 412 N. Ivy. New and clean, modern. FOR RENT'Furn. apt. Reduced rates. Cabin cheap. 610 N. central. FOR RENT Completely furnished apt.. Bio. 229 N. ivy. MODERN furnished 2 -room spart- ment, 345 N. Bartlett. Tel. 753-M APT. FOR RENT 806 W. Main. FURN. APT., new overstuffed, refrig eration. The Berben, 10 Quince. HOMES rR RENT Call 798 FOB RENT FCRN1SIIED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room In private home for gentleman. 307 so. oakdale. PLEASANT room, first floor, private porch and entrance. 220 N. Oak- dale Ave. PLEASANT, comfortable rooms, 19 Mistletoe St. FOR KENT ROOMS AND BOARD UNUSUALLY comfortable- accomoda tions with board, for 2 ladles or couple. Reasonable price. Phone 1417-X. FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR REN" Office room East Main, Ch"ders Bldg. 825. Phone 291. OFFICES In Sparta Bldg.: Ideal loca tion, steam heat: low rentals, uaxi Y. Tengwald, Agent. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE OR LEASE Auto camp with 10 apartments with garages. In Alturas. Calif. Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford, Ore. FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE 25 acres 20 miles from Port land: new 4-room house lor Mea ford property. Mrs. J. F. Holtman Talent, Ore. R. 1. 80 A. good Improvements, team and tools, clear, ro traae lor ciear resi dence. 280 A. stock ranch. 100 A. bottom lend, good building. Want email ranch. 9 A. bottom land, free water. $400.00 Terms. Apartment house for sale at bargain, with good terms. 410 w ana et. EXCHANGE 320 seres agricultural land, all tillable. 6 miles from Har lowtown. Montana. Edward Jones, Central Point. HAVE modern Oakland home, trade for Mcdlord. Ph. 1157, 905 W. 10th St. FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medford 400 A. eood land In Nebr.. all fine crop now. fenced, rented, level dark rich sandy loam neeoa no ir rlsatlon. hlnh altitude, mild clt mate, loins state highway, lltrhts and phone available, sell ior 5401K), cs' down, balarce back on land at 6 worth 820.0O0. Address Vlvl sn Norman Barto. Rogue River. Ore, FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medlord, clear for clear 3 ranches Joining. 160 acrea Improved, good houae, 30 acres fenced, l? acrea cleared, sub- Imitated springs, placer mine, plen ty more land to clear; bo acres. room house, all year creek, either place flanked by miles of tree range. Ideal for stock raising and mixed rarmine. Vivian Norman Buto. fioiu. River, O.-a. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA for Oregon. We have several propertlea. Ownera want Oregon, write full detalla. we can render you a service. J. H. Mc Kle. 3850-5th Ave.. San Diego, CaJ. rOB EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Circulating heater and electric plate for email range or coon atove with coll. 37 Quince. FOR TRADE Model T Ford pickup, for drag aaw. C. A. Hansen, ... mile aouth of Oak Drove achool. FOR SALE or trade for wood, fl-tube Atwater radio, B.O0. 022 S. HOliy. Med ford. FOR SALE OK TRADE A No. 1 Berr ies atatlon nd lunon room on ra clflc highway, close to two good echools. What have you? Addreaa Box 7666, Mall Tribune. FOR TRADE Auburn 8 for wood Phone 1044-X. FOB SALb HOMES NEW home, 3 bedrooms, basement. free and clear. Make us an oner: Call 966-1 FOR SALE OR RENT 3 room modem house, also 4 room modern house, both on Lozler Lane. Each house on quarter acre. Big Plnea Lbr. Co. FOR SALE 5-room modern, near Washington school and store, on pavement; lot 60x165: clear; 1390. $150-down, bal. $12.50 mo. Owner, 1000 W. 11th St. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Property Is advancing and then you will be aorry. Look at this bar gain and let youi conscience be your guide. Think this one over. Corner lot. !03xl00. naved on both atreeta House has 8 rooms, hot and cold water, bavh, electricity, garage, double woodshed, and the price, a'l clear, is only $2500; $1500 cash and balance atralght mortgage. 307 N. Ivy St. See W. E. Rowley on premises. $1500 FOR a clesr title to 6-room bungalow on paved street. THE BEST BUY IN TOWN. BROWN & WHITE. Realtors. 104 West Main St. FOR 8ALE-rAttractlve homes. Phone ICS. 30 N. Central. FOR SALE RbAL ESTATE FOR SALE Modern home, close In, Will accept securities as first pay ment. Box 7U22, Man Tribune. GOOD modern homes, $1000 and up. Large and small ranches. Rentals. Easy terms. W. J. Roberts, 720 W, 2nd. Phone 1528-J. FOR SALE 5-aera tract on north Pacific highway. Inquire Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown s White. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Pony. Chickens to trsde for wood. D. w. Bee De, central Point. FOR SALE Two good milk cows, or will trade for horse. Phone o(-j-a FOR SALE Red feeder plga: also Red brood sows, will farrow soon. Adou Schulz, Beagle, Ore. FOR SALE Registered Shropshire and Ramboulllet rams. L. A. Salade, Jr. FOR 8ALE UIIU3 AND PETS FOR SALE Pedigreed wlre-halr ter riers. R. D. Semon, Phone 1648-J. FOR SALE FUEL FOR SALE: Dry forest wood. 523-R-l. Daiton Bros. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 30 D. A. Dodge Sedan. 26 Chev Truck. 28 Oakland Coupe. 29 De Soto 6 Sedan. Wanted A logging trailer on a used car. MEAD MOTOR CO. 204 N. Riverside Phone 990 - Open evenlnga. FOR SALE Standard Ford Roadster, registered 81, guaranteed. Finance Co. car sell for balance due. 37 Dodge Coupe, must be seen to ap preciate Us value. '39 Ford Truck, 4-speed transmission, ready to go and priced to sell quick. Highest cash prices paid for used cars. GATES AUTO CO. USED CAR DEPT. FOR SALE 1935 Ford Coupe, license; $35 cash. Call 1630-J. SANDYS USED CAR EMPORIUM Pontlae Salea Floor. We have the cars at prices and terms that will Interest you. Essex Coupe, nice shape $166.00 Bulck Sedan, licensed 350.00 Essex Coupe, licensed, nlrv shape 175.00 1931 Ford Coupe, licensed.... 825.00 35 other makes at very low coat. Open evenings and Sundays. DOGE 6 Sedan, late 1930; family car; low mileage: A-l condition; $550. Might consider Ford of Chevrolet coupe. Courtesy to dealers. Call 719 So. Oakdale. MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL or long distance hauling. We guarantee to save you money. Haw ley Transfer. 619 North Riverside. pnone 1U4SV-X. MADAM ROMINE Spiritualist, palm 1st. tells ail In love, marriage, bust nesa. If you want facts, not prom lses, call on her for advice. Rain bow Auto Court, 1 mile north on Pacific htghwsy. Cottage 3. FOI: SALE FRUIT VEGETABLES FOR SALE Extra special on J. H HAle peaches 1c Ac 3c per lb. Top Notch Orchard, end Kin's Highway. FOR SALE Elberta grapes and apples. Route 4, Box 337. peaches. alv Joe Kantor. FOR SALE Seckel pears. ptlte prunea. l'c lb. Mrs. D. W. Luke, M9-J-1. GOOD cooking apples. 3c Bring boxes. 720 park. FOR SALE Saturday and Sunday. tiwrit cnnianf pvaenrs, i'jc to. at Franklin Grocery. 437 So. Cen- tral. Ffilt AAt.R Tutran niinv anil nthfr I cenmntr peaches. 4 miles norta oa l datci FOR SALE Tomatoes, ready picked, 50c per 100 lbs; 90c delivered. Tel. 869-X-3. THREE-DAY SPECIAL! Tomatoes 60c hundred, you pick them. E. E. Stump, first house off Pacific hlgn wsy on right side Midway road. FOR SALS Tomatoes, Vic lb., you pick them. Melons, pickling cu cumbers. John Mace: take road before overhead bridge, Tolo: fol low arrowa. FOR SALE Extra fancy Mulr peaches. R. C. Ward. Fern Valley. FOR SALE Peaches. Tons and tone of big. non-Irrigated Elbertas. also Mulra and Carmena. R. R. Ouches, Orlffln Creek. Phone 857-L. FOR SALE Fancy Elberta peaches at 1 and 2c. Geo. Alford. FOR SALE Tomatoes, 9-F-5. 1. Hartley, FOR SALE-Extra fancy Elbert peach es, reasonable: bring boxes. 710 Esst Msln after Tuesday. OVERSIZE Bartlett pears, too large to amp. The cream or tne crop for canning; 30 centa lug at Ala Vista, Packing House. EXTRA FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES, Sc. First house south from east end Spring St. Chaa. IS. Rose. CUCUMBERS Boston pickling. 1002. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS NEW Liquid Metal Mends objects of metal, porcelain, rubber, glass, etc. without heat. Agents-distributors make $60 to $200 weekly. Write for free sample showing uses. Metalllc- A. Elkhart, Ind. SELL 23 HIGH-CLASS XMAS cards or folders with customers name $1.35. Big profits. No Investment, deliver ies or competition. Artcraft Indus tries, Ft. Worth, Texas. FOR SALE Furniture, vacuum clean er, equity In new White Sewing ma- enme. am no. oakdale. FOR SALE Upright planoa as low as S4U. urand pianos as low as $125. Will be In Medford with pianos about Sept. 15. For free demonstra tions write Plsnos, Box E Care Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Pure Vt. maple syrup In gallon cana. Made by O. L. Dow while In Vt. last spring. Price $2.75 per can. can sia King St. FOR SALE Ticket to Portland, $3.00. rnone j vuie 414. FOR SALE s. P. return trip ticket to Berxeiey, t;ai. expires Sept. 13. Tel. 1103. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes. $3 up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 N. Bartlett FOR SALE .35-35 Savage high power ruie, uxe new. 1701 n. Riverside. STRAWBERRIES 30c gallon. Blood, Pitt View Ave., near Central Point. GARDEN DIRT, piuwlng. fertilizer sand and gravel Phone 912-J. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1 Evil: prcfli 4. Distant 1. Shaft of a leather It Arabian gar ment 11. Frown water 14. More oallld lft. Catch ud denlyi oolloq 10. Lett 18. Fashion 20. Possesses 21. Weird i'i Smooth 21. Before; prefli 21 Angry 28. Mia Luke 20. Drive away 32. Interlaces 33. Eighth Iinff. fish letter 24. Sew loosely 35. Kind of tr Solution of Yesterday's Purzla AlUE AA siMlElPIAl-ns ki. A?lgI9l?iliv A L PA RlfflLB-QH ffMJL E SPLENOiDiNEEDEO T f?l A I TfeNTERTAjN PpP ASS fflA I pyMLRE I CONLOLSEiiOES S T A 6 I N ESfslg A S ES gjAVj NglSESSjONS ARE SW, BEL EfTAR A L Ml SlliRODEfiAWE P7l5IDRlElslsisinAW 36. State or tne Union 1 60. Bird of the 38. Serpents . cuckoo (am- iU Bird of the full Uy; vr. family 61. Insertion 12. Vestibule 62. Cereal grass 3. Greenish black 53. Foot: nuf&x birds DOWN IT. Study 1- Parsonage 18. Round-up 2. Diminish 19. Devour 2. Haze I U 3 'MM S & VME 13 I? IO I if WL ' I a 1 M f MMM HI22 WI3 24 25 irir prilr JMA W MM, Ts W'7 wr 'Mi MA 7m m vm Ala. uuuti ulilm i. uLmi s- M gsr; 1 I I LJM I I M I ! WHY? TIME TO BUY 3 acrea-5 rrvm nearly nw bungalow, flT waW, Hoc In. Thla pies was built to s1 for 42 00. now offered tt half price, $1350. 9V0 cash, balance tike rent or terms to suit. Also 30 acre Apricots, peaches, walnut, wood lot. Spring piped to bou. S room house. Price $3000. $600 cash. 'fa BARNFS Phone 010-T 4011. FOR SALE Handy governor; fits truck or stationary motors. 1701 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Fordson. Darby wheels. Hamilton transmission: Just over hauled. Also dlso plows. Phone 585-L-3. FOR SALE Rolltop desk, like new; office filing cabinet, davenport, h-ater. dining table, chairs. Strom-berg-Carlson battery radio, go-cart, refrigerator, U-h.p. electric motor, band ssw. circular aaw. Ubraiy table, sanitary couch, child's rock er, walnut bedroom suite, circulat ing heater, comb, wood and gas range. All real bargains. Medrord Exchsnge, 39 South Front. Tel. 931. FOR SALE Tamatoea, ',io per pound at Calhoun ranch, 1 mile south west of Phoenix. FOR SALE Beautiful Crego asters. u. Carey. Phone 841-j-i. LONESOME LADY. 49, wishes corre- spondence with tsll man, age 50 or eu. Addreaa, Box 7749. Mall Tribune. BUSINESS DIRICTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstrui-ts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Tit System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and 6. No. 83 North Central Ave., upstairs. Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dsaler, bank or flnanoa company and extend your payments. Additional money loaned. Phone 31 for appointment. Dressmaking ana Remodeling. THE FASHION 8HOP Dressmsklng and remodeling. 424 Medlord Bldg. Phone 1181. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1173. House cleaning Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specially. .Funeral Parlor. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. EstaB. llahed 90 years. Ambulance aerv Ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel 47. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late model autos. Three per cent . per month on unpaid balance. No other chargea. Come In and get the cash today. See W E Thomas, 46 So Central. Phone 139 Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIQHT - Teacher ol piano Classical and popular music courses. Halght Muslo Studio, 818 Liberty Bidg. Tel. 7a. Cross-Word Puzzle IT. Religious feat 19. Appropriate for song it. Anglo-Saxon consonant 23. Blunted redan with a re entrant angle U. Ili yards 2a The bitter vetch ST. P.tver in New Hampshire 29. Flexible palm tern: var 10. Bleat of a sheep 31. Three-toed sloths 32, Expression Of disgust 24. Flag 37. Three: prefix S3. Prostrate 40. Church gor ernlng body 4. Conflagration 6. War aviator of record . Take away 7. Makers ot thread I. Tin container 9. Famous robber 10. Write II. Unit of work ti. rerenmai woody plant 42, Prlnc-ely Ital ian bouse Hindu term of 41 respect 44. 2000 pounds 45. Advertise ments it. Merry and COflN, 11 8. Central Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds;, book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing aystems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything In the printing line. 38-30 N. Orape. Phone 75. Painting and Puperhanglng. SPECIAL Fall prices on painting, papering, kalsomlnlng. Have tnat work done now while we are offer ing lower prices. GRINSTED Jt RUNTZ, Painters-Decorators. Phone 1658. HARRY MARX Painting, tinting, paperhangtng. Phone 14-F-4. Res. Coleman Creek road. Transfer. RE1NK1NG TRUCKING CO Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 333. DAVIS TRANSFER 8s STORAGE Service guaranteed. 29 s. Grape St, Phone 844. or residence 1060. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1015 Nov Central. Phone 315 Prices right Service guaranteed CLARENCE. F. DA VIES, Secretary. Wall St. Report Stock Sale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistic Company) September 10: 60 20 30 90 India Rr's Ufa Total Today 67.7 37.3 106.0 69.7 Prer. day ... 67.4 37.0 106.0 69.5 Week ago.... 69.9 38.5 109.3 73.0 Year ago .... 07.1 58.9 149.8 100.3 3 Yra ago....346.4 161.8 339.4 347.0 Bond Sale Averages (Copyright, 19.13, Standard Statistics Company) September 10: 30 30 30 ' 60 Ind'ls Rr's Ut's Total Today 60.4 73.2 85.7 75.7 Prev. day 60 S 73.5 85.8 78i Week ago .... 89.4 71.8 98.3 75.9 Year ago .... 81.8 92 5 99.1 91.1 3 Yra ago.... 92.3 101.4 96 8 96.8 NEW YORK. Sept. 10. (AP) The stock market backed and filled lr resolutely today, until publication of the weekly freight car loading report gave the list a alight boost In the lat dealings. Lcxea of 1 to 2 points registered early In the second hour nw largely regained, and several laauea closed with gains of a point or two. The closing tone was steady, with net changa largely narrow. The turn over was only about 1.300,000 shares, the smallest for a Saturday In three weeks. Today's closing prloes for 31 select' ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. iSs Dye Am. Can - Am. Ai Fgn. Pow. A. T. & T. .... Anaconda ... Atch. T. & S. P Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel ........... . 8a '4 12 lien ibi H'i 25i 18',; ... 13 3?4 42 23 1814 2914 . 13T4 Chrysler ......... Coml. flolv. Curtlaa-Wrlght DuPont .................... Oen. Fods .. , Oon. Mot , Int. Harvester ...... I. T. 3c T. Johns-Man Monty Ward - 13 North Amsr. ....... 40 Param. Publtx ... Psnney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. ............ Radio Sou. Pao. ............... Bui. Brands ......., St. Oil Cal. . St. Oil N. J Trsns. Amr .... Union Carb ........... Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel Corp't Trust Shs. .... 23(4 12 83T4 164 26 ', 35 20 ... 274 48 2.22 Meteorological Report Fo recants Medford and vicinity: Sunday fair; cooler. Oregon: Fair Sunday, but cloudy on coast; cooler west portion, Loral Onta Local Data Temperature (degrees) 00 Highest (Isst 12 hours) BR Lowest (last 12 hours) so Rel. Humidity pct).. 64 Precipitation (Inchea) .00 f 5 t 48 13 .00 Stats of weather Clear Clear Total precipitation lines Septcm. ber I, 1932, .00 Inches. Sunrise today, B:47 a. m. Sunset todsy, 8:28 p. m. Sunrise Monday, 6:48 a. m. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Green of 308 Hamilton street are the parents of a boy, weighing 7 pounds and six ounces, born Saturday at the Sacred Heart hospital. Both &re doing well. Born to Mr. and Mrs. flam Wade, a hoy weighing alx and three-quarters pounds, September 9, at Purucker's Maternity Home. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Runt are the parents of a girl weighing eight and one-fotirth pounds, born Saturday at Punicker Maternity Home. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Orlen ft. Krlng of 141 North Ivy, ft son Fri day, September 0. NOTICE I wilt not be responsible ,j - it inruirr Quill rwn ' rrw.icQ oj out' RELIEF WORKERS Meeting Of Various Groups Kevicws Needs Would Use State Armory For Center For Unemployed. At a called meeting ot the Jackson County Unemployed Relief Council Friday afternoon In the county court house, fifty men and women respond ed "to discuss plans for relief, to prepare for the winter, and to help ! save the taxpayers' funds" the pur pose of the meeting being so stated by County Agent R. O. Fowler, who presided. The central relief committee con- aletlng of Judge C. B. Lamkln, R. a. Fowler, Mrs. A. E. Reames, C. A. Meeker, CJuy Applewhite, Harry Moore, Ben Harder, Victor Teng wald and Jerry Thornton was voted power to formulate pinna for the county relief work by motion of Mrs. A. K. Renmes. The group also voted to request the central committee to Investigate possibility of providing an education al recreational program as a part of the county a unemployment relief responsibility, also to Investigate the possibility of using the state armor ies as community centers. Need to nolnter Morale, The latter resolution was offered by Miss Dorothy Mitchell an a result of tho talk given by John Bradford of the U. B. Recereatlonal Associa tion In connection with his plea that not only food and raiment be sup plied but that provision be made for keeping tip the morale of the un employed by providing activities nnd educational recreation as welt as a community center where the men may bathe, wash and press their clothes nnd so assist In maintaining their self respect. Mr. Bradford took Issue with some of thewe present who would aid only those of legal residence In the coun ty and those who would require la bor In all cases In return for assls' tance given. He estimated that 1000 young people of Medford Just out of school and 1500 Medford men would be without work this winter, Hurnl Arras Need Told. Representatives from Ashland Sams Vnlley, Evans, Union and Lake Creek, Rogue River, McLeod Bellvlew and other districts reported generally that there was greater need than ever before for relief work and Indicated In most cases that the In dividual communities would be able to care for their own needy. Mrs. A. E. Reames, chairman of the women's division of the committee, who recently attended the Oregon Social Workers Council in Portland, reported that Portland expects to aid 100,000 unemployed and antici pates that another 100,000 in the' state outside of Portland must be i cared for. Methods of checking upon appll-1 cants for aid and of avoiding dupli cation are being worked out. j 17 n rent In Washington. Mrs. Reames reported that Ore gon's problem Is not as serious as that of Washington state where un rest In some localities Is menacing and morale breaking down. Mr. Fowler commended the work being done by the women's division and told the group that two carloivls of tomatoes and pears have been se cured to trade with other counties for necessary supplies. Five hun dred pounds of salmon have been se cured at two and one-half cents & pound cost through the Rogue River Oold Besch plan. Mrs. Donald Clark, food conserva tion chairman, announced that 3, 000 Jars of fruit and vegetable have been canned by the local commit tee In the armory and that some salting and drying also have been done. Unemployed women In ft few Instances have been allowed to aid In canning In exchange for a certain proportion of canned food. It ii ml Canning Told. Mrs, Mabel Mack, home demonstra tion agent, has sent out 1300 cans to the rural districts. Canning kitchens have beeen functioning In Talent, Eagle Point, Rogue River and Butte Falls. The county office provides a tin can se tiler and ft pressure cook er for use In the rural districts. Harry Moore, manager of the local unemployed men's association, plead ed for work for these men who are not asking charity but want work. The work of his organization Is about to be abandoned for lack of support. Mr. Moore said and he predicted that the city would have to care for from 400 to MO families this winter If work cannot be secured soon. He also branded as untrue the report that most of the men of Medford are now employed and also said that there are dozens of children hungry In Medford at the present time, family fowl Fed. Mrs. H. D. McCaskey. a. director of the Jackson County Humane Society, told the group that her organiza tion had been assigned by the cen tral committee to continue the work which they have been carrying on for some time of providing food for milk gnats, horses, fowl, and cows where families dependant upon the animals are unable to secure feed for them. A system of exchange of la bor for such fodder advanoed by an other la being used where possible by the humane society workers. The superintendent of the Ashland Helping Hand Ml Ion gave ft report of Ashland's relief work as did also Mrs. Sam McNalr. The mission Is becoming widely known as conduct ing Its relief work In an Intelligent and constructive plan. Mrs. Hattle Reames White, sec red Itrd teacher of piano. Studio 330 UfcL Tel, 149-M. E IN ENROLLMENT Complete tabulations of the enroll ment in the Jackson county schools of the first class districts of Ashland and Medford, are not complete, but from reports now In the Indications are that there will be a substantial Increase in enrollment In the county schools. A pp legate reports an Increase) of 100 per cent, Derby 44 per cent. Re Creek 48 per cent and other schools are reporting similar Increases. Books for these students are needed. Districts or Individuals having used books may help the crowded districts by bringing to the county school su perintendent's office such books to be loaned or sold, as desired. At the pre-school meeting held In the new court house before the open ing of the county schools 30 new teachers were present, six of whom have taught in the county In previous years. Of the new teachers all Art graduates of normal achools or col leges. Each year the professional standing of the teacher personnel is rising to a higher level; each year more of the older experienced teach ers are attending summer schools ie that they may offer better servloe to the community In which they work. New teachers coming from colleges or normal schools to teach In ele mentary grades, are: Florence Hun- saker, Mildred Bole, Alice Rudd, June Rudd, Bertha Buford, Ethel Bousaom, Marguerite Watson, Marian Barker, June Sherard, Vera Wright, Louise Hanson, Patsy Thompson, Forrest White. Daisy Lewis, Jean Putnam, A Jackson County Teacher's mual study and singing organization has been formed this year. Miss Harriet Baldwin, muslo supervisor of the Med ford schools, will direct the chorus and advise on matters pertaining to public school muslo. The date and place of the first meeting will bft announced through these columns soon. The superintendent's office person nel has settled Into regular routine) In their fine new suite In the new court house. Administrating and su pervisory work and the dispensing of supplies can be handled with greater ease In the larger quarters. Miss Helen Klnsey, children's li brarian. Will again direct the recrea tional reading for the county schools. Fern Valley school, Miss Gladjys Mur phy, teacher led county last year in one-room schools In number of li brary books read. .Shady Cove, Miss Annie Wells and Miss Lav I da Culbert son teachers; Independence, Mrs. Vlda Steele and Miss Laura Tork teacher and West Side, Mrs. Agnes Denver and Miss Lucille Arant teachers, scored the highest in number of books read among the two-room schools. Efforts will be directed this year toward Im proving the standard of reading, lead ing the students to develop ft love for Informational reading, as well reading for pleasure and appreciation. Children Jn many districts are be ing; kept from school because of lack of shoes or clothing. It will be neces sary for the people of the county to work together on this problem If ft satisfactory solution can be worked out. The teachers of the county are aware of the dangers of Indiscrimin ate giving but axe also aware of tho need of getting these children into school very soon they are to do tho work required of them In ft nlnv- months' scnool term. --' Two schools closed last year are re opening for the coming year, one a Oak Ridge In the Dead Indian dis trict and the other the Hatchery dis trict. Miss June Sherard wilt teach tho Oak Ridge school and Mrs. Eula Salter the school at Hatchery. Applegate school has been reduced: from two teachers to one. High school pupils are being trans ported from McLeod district to Pros pect, from Trail and Lake Creek to Eagle Point, from Orlffln Creek to Jacksonville, and from two bordering districts to Gold Hill. Jacksonville Is not able to furnish transportation this year to the Apple gate district, which fact Is causing much dismay among tho young peo ple of that district who last year at tended high school and formed s aoclatea which they are loath to dis continue. The young people are In need of assistance from generous minded cltlrens of the county, who would like to make It possible for them to help themselves to obtain further high school training. ASHLAllDlLEfIT L With the opening of the Ashland and Talent schools tomorrow, all the schools of tho county city and country will be In operation. Most of the schools started last Monday and Tuesday. An Increase In t.he attendance at the Talent schools Is expected, aa there has been an Influx of peoplo to occupy ft number of small homes In tho vicinity of Talent, and adja cent to the Wagner Creek district. Many of the structures have not bem occupied for several months, but are now filling up. Wood and water are handy, and tho rent bt low. . Deslrsblo houvos always In fl?"t class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 106. Threo tier body 'fir, $a.J8. Quality and measuro guaranteed, Med. Fuel Tel. sju,
